Legal help in Delhi, from advocates who appear in your court
Lawdship connects you with advocates enrolled with the Bar Council of Delhi, practising across every Delhi district court, the High Court, the tribunals and the NCR courts. Send us your papers and get a straight assessment of where you stand.
Practice areas
Sixteen areas of practice, covering the matters that actually walk through the door of a Delhi district court — bail, cheque bounce, divorce, property, recovery and employment.
Criminal Defence & Bail
Criminal defence, bail and anticipatory bail
Read more →Cheque Bounce
Section 138 Negotiable Instruments Act complaints and defence
Read more →Divorce & Family Law
Divorce, maintenance, custody and domestic violence
Read more →Property & Real Estate
Title disputes, partition, possession and builder matters
Read more →Civil Litigation
Civil suits, injunctions, appeals and execution
Read more →Money Recovery
Debt recovery, summary suits and enforcement
Read more →Legal Notices & Drafting
Notices, agreements, replies and legal documentation
Read more →Consumer Disputes
Consumer complaints against sellers, builders and service providers
Read more →Courts and tribunals across Delhi and the NCR
Your matter is heard in a specific court, and familiarity with that court's listing practice, filing counter and bench matters more than most people expect. Find yours below.
Four steps, no ambiguity
No open-ended estimates, no silence between hearings, and a straight answer on whether your matter is worth pursuing at all.
- Send the papersPhotograph whatever you have — FIR, notice, summons, agreement, order — and send it on WhatsApp with a short chronology of dates.
- Get an assessmentA panel advocate practising in that area reviews the matter and tells you whether you have a case, which forum applies, and whether you are still within limitation.
- Know the cost firstYou get a figure before any work starts. If the cost outweighs what you stand to recover, you are told that too.
- The matter is filed and appearedYou are told who is handling your case, what happened on each date, and what the next step is.
Common questions
How do I get a lawyer through Lawdship?
Call or message us on WhatsApp with a short description of the matter and any documents you have. A panel advocate practising in that area reviews it and speaks with you, usually the same day. You are told who is handling your matter before anything is filed.
Which courts do your advocates appear in?
All seven Delhi district court complexes — Tis Hazari, Karkardooma, Rohini, Dwarka, Saket, Patiala House and Rouse Avenue — along with the Delhi High Court, the Supreme Court, the tribunals sitting in Delhi, and the district courts across the NCR at Gurugram, Faridabad, Noida, Ghaziabad and Sonipat.
What does it cost to speak to an advocate?
You get a clear figure before any work begins. Fees depend on the forum, the stage of the matter and the number of appearances involved, and we tell you what a matter will cost rather than billing against an open-ended estimate.
Do I have to come to your office?
Not usually. Most matters can be assessed from documents sent over WhatsApp, and a great deal of the work is done without you needing to travel. Where a personal appearance is required in court, your advocate will tell you exactly which dates need you.
Is the first conversation confidential?
Yes. What you tell an advocate about your matter is treated as confidential, whether or not you go on to engage them.
Tell us what has happened.
A short message with your documents is enough to get a real answer. We are available seven days a week, 9 am to 9 pm.